Acuite is a dashboard & reporting solution built just for the construction industry.
It's designed to help construction companies easily set up centralized data and analytics control centers. This way, they can quickly access the insights they need, in the format they prefer, to make informed decisions whenever they need to.
How does Acuite work?
Acuite seamlessly integrates with 24+ well-established construction solutions. If required, Acuite can also connect with a data warehouse or data lake, which is especially helpful for organizations using in-house developed solutions.
Once connected, the Acuite team assists you in mapping the data to be pulled and helps build your dashboards. Alternatively, they can train you to independently create, edit, and maintain your dashboards.
No need to be a software engineer or a data scientist! Acuite is designed to be user-friendly and suitable for everyone.
What can you do with Acuite?
Organizations use multiple tools to track different aspects of a project's progress, such as Financials or Quality. This is often very challenging and it also means relying on limited in-house reporting features and/or exporting data to Excel for customization. This siloed approach is time-consuming, inefficient, and involves repetitive tasks.
Some organizations attempt to solve this by implementing traditional reporting solutions.
While these provide good data visualization, they fall short of what organizations truly need: autonomy, security, configurability, user-friendliness, real-time data, and, most importantly, interactivity.
So, Acuite addresses these challenges by collecting and combining data from these multiple data sources and helps construction organizations build easy-to-understand strategic insights allowing informed decision-making at every level.
Who uses Acuite?
Acuite, designed by construction experts for the construction industry, can be used by:
CxO / Management seeking precise insights into their business operations
National / Regional Directors ensuring team compliance with systems and maintaining profit margins.
Project / Construction Managers wanting to oversee their project portfolio and subcontractors' performance.
Financial Controller / Contract Administrators seeking to understand the financial status of project(s).
Procurement Managers seeking to optimize purchasing decisions and manage supplier relationships.
Quality Managers ensuring proper system implementation, identifying trends, and monitoring quality.
Safety Managers remotely monitoring project safety audits and incidents in real-time.
Environmental Managers ensuring projects capture necessary data for certifications.
Developers / Owners ensuring projects meet expected financial, quality, safety and program standards.
Watch our 90-second intro video below: